Some of you may have seen the untooning of Mario and Homer Simpson by Pixeloo. Here is their latest creation, Jessica Rabbit from the Who Framed Roger Rabbit movie. Pixeloo does a brilliant job at this and there are certainly a few techniques that I was unaware of which I could pick up from this. Pixeloo will usually take requests, so head over to their blogger if you have a character in mind worth untooning.

Check out the step by step process and the final product.

Everybody here knows how much I love my graphic designing. Currently I’m trying my very best to get one of my creations printed on a t-shirt, get recognised and earn some of that internet moneys.

Click on my designs below from SplitReason and vote to buy them, also leave a kind comment if you wish.

This is really cool. I’ve included the break.com propaganda below because they are nice enough to share their bandwidth.

Mario Theme Played with RC Car and Bottles - Watch more free videos

Are you tired of getting your ass handed to you in CoD4? Don’t let that dishearten you. Improve your game by watching these episodes of ‘Can you CoD it?‘ created by long-time Noobforcer from the U.K., Smeep. In these episodes he will show you tips and tricks on how to maneuver through maps and how to use weapons properly. Watch the first 2 episodes now!

Episode 1: Basic Tips

Episode 2: Maneuvers and Basic Fighting Skills

I saw this on the Late show with David Letterman literally minutes ago and thought I’d share it with you.

This is Raymond Crowe, one of Australia’s leading contemporary magicians. Check this clip out, it is simply amazing.

Well didn’t take long for somebody to hack the vista source code LOL, I found BSOD(); to be the funniest

Well, it has been about seven years since we first got this domain and seven years since we actually started using it to its full potential. For those who don’t know about Noobforces, let me catch you up. We first formed an IRC channel in early 2001, based as a Counter-Strike clan named the [1337]krew. By October of 2001 we had grown tired of the seemingly common name and I came up with the name ‘NFI, Noobforces Inc’ which everyone seemed to like. We built a small community of about 20 people from around Australia and abroad, consisting of scripters, network operators and gamers. A little later in the year I had won a design competition on an IRC network’s website, where the prize was a years hosting and domain name. I had chosen ‘noobforces.com’. By the end of that term we were unable to buy our own domain name back, so we got ‘noobforces.net’ - because dot com is for communists. As we’ve all grown older, most of the original members have dropped off and gone onto bigger and better things. Although, the founding fathers of Noobforces have still stuck to their guns, destined to make a name for themselves.

We’ll bring you gaming and tech news and reviews, random blog rants and a brand spanking new web comic. There’s a lot to look out for, so watch this space.